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織
On'yomi
ショク・シキ
SHOKU / SHIKI
Kun'yomi
お.る・お.り・おり・-おり・-お.り
oru / ori / ori / ori / ori
weave · fabric
Details
Stroke Order
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Strokes18
Component Breakdown
織=
糹戠
thread + 戠
Cultural Context
Etymology
Composed of thread and phonetic. Weaving with thread.
Symbolism
Textile, organization, weave. Represents weaving.
Words & Expressions
Four-Character Compounds
錦を織る
にしきをおる
To weave brocade; To create beautiful fabric or return home in glory
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 織 mean in Japanese?
織 means weave, fabric.
How do you read 織?
On'yomi: ショク、シキ (SHOKU, SHIKI). Kun'yomi: お.る、お.り、おり、-おり、-お.り (oru, ori, ori, ori, ori).
How many strokes does 織 have?
織 has 18 strokes. Its radical is 糸 (silk).
Is 織 a good kanji for a tattoo?
Yes. 織 (weave, fabric) has a clear positive meaning and no embarrassing alternate readings, making it a solid tattoo choice.